Thank you for this video. I dropped my son off as he's working here and helped him put his tent up only to see in this video his tent had gone !!!! thankfully I found his tent again and can see he moved it into an adjacent field. Make's it easier for his mum when she goes to collect him and his tent lol There's no escaping the eyes in the sky of Daddy haha
I've been following you since your spectacular Rammstein recordings. To this day I wonder how you were able to smuggle your truck with the professional equipment into the stadium. :-) Of course I don't know about the regional peculiarities, but the living tradition alone, the peculiarity of the language (which I don't even begin to understand), your pictures and the underlying music have touched me and moved me to tears. I am always very impressed by such things!!!!
Yeah Welsh a amazing beautiful language. Eisteddfod is a week long festival, to find the best welsh poet, writer, And to embrace the language and every thing welsh. The song is yma y hyd 🏴
@@Amanda-cd1ue Thank you for the explanation. I googled it, but it wasn't very helpful. Ultimately, the music caught me and probably explained more than a thousand words. Unfortunately, we Germans lack a sense of tradition, or here it is now considered nationalistic if one cultivates and honors one's own language and does not want to use gender asterisks.
@@herrserversurfer your welcome. Basically the song is saying you English can come and try to invade us many times but As the chorus goes.. We are still here Ry'n ni yma o hyd We are still here Ry'n ni yma o hyd Despite everyone and everything Er gwaetha pawb a phopeth Despite everyone and everything Er gwaetha pawb a phopeth Despite everyone and everything Er gwaetha pawb a phopeth...... For a very very Long time (erm how can say this politely) there has been no love for English government and establishment as they have tired to stop everything welsh. Even up until 1950/ 1960's (may be slightly wrong on date) the welsh language was not allowed to be taught or spoken in schools in wales. But as the song goes We are still here. 😁 P.s. I am the one who helped terry1million smuggle in the equipment for the rammstein show. I am good wife with a big hangbag 🤣😁
Nice job mate. Glad I’m away missing all that traffic lol
Thank you for this video. I dropped my son off as he's working here and helped him put his tent up only to see in this video his tent had gone !!!! thankfully I found his tent again and can see he moved it into an adjacent field. Make's it easier for his mum when she goes to collect him and his tent lol There's no escaping the eyes in the sky of Daddy haha
Pleasure to work on the security units this year was amazing 👏
I've been following you since your spectacular Rammstein recordings. To this day I wonder how you were able to smuggle your truck with the professional equipment into the stadium. :-) Of course I don't know about the regional peculiarities, but the living tradition alone, the peculiarity of the language (which I don't even begin to understand), your pictures and the underlying music have touched me and moved me to tears. I am always very impressed by such things!!!!
Yeah Welsh a amazing beautiful language.
Eisteddfod is a week long festival, to find the best welsh poet, writer, And to embrace the language and every thing welsh.
The song is yma y hyd
🏴
@@Amanda-cd1ue Thank you for the explanation. I googled it, but it wasn't very helpful. Ultimately, the music caught me and probably explained more than a thousand words. Unfortunately, we Germans lack a sense of tradition, or here it is now considered nationalistic if one cultivates and honors one's own language and does not want to use gender asterisks.
@@herrserversurfer your welcome. Basically the song is saying you English can come and try to invade us many times but
As the chorus goes..
We are still here
Ry'n ni yma o hyd
We are still here
Ry'n ni yma o hyd
Despite everyone and everything
Er gwaetha pawb a phopeth
Despite everyone and everything
Er gwaetha pawb a phopeth
Despite everyone and everything
Er gwaetha pawb a phopeth......
For a very very Long time (erm how can say this politely) there has been no love for English government and establishment as they have tired to stop everything welsh. Even up until 1950/ 1960's (may be slightly wrong on date) the welsh language was not allowed to be taught or spoken in schools in wales. But as the song goes We are still here. 😁
P.s. I am the one who helped terry1million smuggle in the equipment for the rammstein show. I am good wife with a big hangbag 🤣😁
Thank you so much
Wythnos anhygoel wna i fyth anghofio. Llŷn ac Eifionydd ar eu gorau yn bendant.